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THE KeranVillis STORY
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Thursday, March 12, 2015
Vol55--No44
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We're here to stay
by Stephanie Gropler
Despite the East Murray
Football Club folding at the
end of last year, members
have vowed to continue
their involvement in the
community.
A public meeting was held on
Friday night, with over 30 people
discussing the future of the club.
East Murray Football Club pres-
ident Darren Eatts said the result
of the meeting was "very positive".
"There was no talk of ever wind-
ing the club up completely at this
stage, that's for sure," he said.
The football club was left with
no choice but to fold in December,
after being in recess during the
2014 RFL Independent football
season and failing to get enough
players for 2015.
Mr Eatts said the club felt strong-
ly about encouraging youth par-
ticipation in sport, along with a
social outlet for East Murray and
surrounding residents.
"We want to use our club in a way
to promote sport for young kids,
things like Auskick and encourag-
ing the young ones in the area to
participate in sport," he said.
"We are just going to open up on
Friday nights just for drinks every
now and again to provide a social
outlet for people to gather too."
In addition, East Murray will host
its traditional trial football match on
March 29 against Perponda, anoth-
er club which previously folded.
"We are going to have one game
of football for the year at least,"
he said. "They get some players
together for the day and we are
going to do the same. We are going
to keep that tradition going.
"It is always quite a big day, a lot
of people from around the general
district get together there and it is
really positive."
In addition to opening the club
up on selected nights, Mr Eatts
said they would look at holding a
number of social events throughout
the year.
"Last year we did a trip to watch
the Crows play at Adelaide Oval,"
he said.
"The events don't have to be at
the football club.
"There are other things and trips
we can do around the place which
are sport related."
Club closure will not spell the end of East Murray...
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A group of around 20 workers are currently on site at the Riverview Lutheran Rest Home, with the concrete foundation slab laid and
bricklaying expected to begin this week. INSET: Designs for the Riverview Lutheran Rest Home's new serviced apartments. The 13
apartments are part of a major upgrade at the site which will also include a 20-bed memory support unit.
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